Today is the day, guys! The Feminist Financial Handbook officially launched this morning, and I’m so excited. Writing this book took a lot of hours. I knew it would be a big effort before I took it on, but I never could have anticipated how rewarding the process would be. The Women Who Shared Their Continue Reading »
Last week, someone said something to me that stuck with me. It was hurtful, but the person meant it as a compliment. The words were not this eloquent, but essentially they told me the same thing my grandma told me back in 2004 when I attended her milestone birthday party: “You clean up nice.” When Continue Reading »
It’s become all too common for people to suffer from a huge amount of debt, but at what point does it become a serious problem that you need to tackle? Keep reading to get familiar with the warning signs that tell you when to get debt counselling as a Canadian and begin working towards a Continue Reading »
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I have so many posts bouncing around in my head ready to write for you guys. There’s so much I want to tell you, so many ideas I want to bounce off of you and so many new things I’m learning about that I can’t wait to share. But I’ve been a little off kilter Continue Reading »
I’ve been a little bit of everywhere lately, and I’m happy to say my feet have more ground to tread in the near future. View this post on Instagram A big thank you to everyone who came out to @shermansbooks for the book signing yesterday! I ❤ you, MDI! . . #personalfinancebywomen #FeministFinancialHandbook #BarHarbor #mountdesertisland Continue Reading »